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Behind their unique appeal are talented, experienced professionals with a passion for living in beauty and comfort.

Yonkers has expanded its recycling program to include backyard composters. The city was offering a limited supply of compositing bins free to residents and planned to offer both composting bins and food scrap collection kits for sale at its recycling center at 735 Saw Mill River Road. “Expanding our recycling program to include residential backyard […]

Riverfront property owners are relieved, but others are raising environmental concerns.

As fans of the New England general store tradition and local enterprise in general, this is the sort of investment and revitalization we like to see in our Berkshire communities.

The photographic road trip has a long and happy high-mileage tradition.

Most Vermont athletes are extraordinarily lucky if they have the opportunity to compete for a coveted state championship this time of the year.

Eagle Archives, Oct. 27, 1979: When cleaning out the walk-in safe at Town Hall, New Marlborough Town Clerk Margaret W. Smith discovered town meeting records dating from 1759 to 1821

Hernewood Intermediate School, in western P.E.I., was evacuated Tuesday morning after a cellphone sitting on a student's desk caught fire.

Oct. 13 Update From Easton First Selectman Bindelglass - Weston-Redding-Easton, CT - Crowds, COVID, climate, coffee, Kupinse and more Easton news…

Before the big gunmakers of today were founded, several manufacturing pioneers in early America revolutionized the concept of gunmaking, and in so doing, they changed the very nature of production.